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HIGH VALLEY GIVE THANKS AND GIVE BACK DURING DEAR LIFE ALBUM RELEASE PARTY BENEFITTING FOOD FOR THE HUNGRY

HIGH VALLEY GIVE THANKS AND GIVE BACK DURING DEAR LIFE ALBUM RELEASE PARTY BENEFITTING FOOD FOR THE HUNGRY

December 05, 2016

Just days before Thanksgiving, HIGH VALLEY’s BRAD and CURTIS REMPEL gathered in Nashville with friends from the music industry to give thanks and give back to a worthy cause. The Atlantic Records / Warner Music Nashville duo invited guests to join them for an album release party with a purpose, simultaneously celebrating the recent release of their major label debut, Dear Life, all while raising awareness and donations for a cause they have long supported –FOOD FOR THE HUNGRY. Guests were encouraged to sign a cut-out footprint and post to a wall upon arrival to show the impact of the event. A pair of shoes will be donated to communities in Burundi, Africa for each guest in attendance last night – more than 200 in total. The duo performed songs from the newalbum and shared their thanks for the assembled community’s support of their music as well as the worthy cause. "We are thankful for so much right now - it was staggering to look around that room and see the faces of so many friends in the business who have supported us all these years and allowed us to live out our dreams,” said High Valley’s Brad Rempel. "And how cool is it that we get to share our thanks and pay it forward at the same time with a donation to Food For The Hungry. Tonight not only celebrated our new album Dear Life but the event directly benefitted the community we’ve gotten to know in Burundi,” shared High Valley’s Curtis Rempel.

High Valley joined Food For The Hungry’s fight against poverty in 2014. The siblings, both fathers themselves, sponsor three young boys in the town of Kabarore, Burundi. That same year, they traveled to the poverty-stricken country to personally take part in the non-profit’s advocacy work. High Valley continues to support Food For The Hungry in its efforts to end all forms of human poverty through community-owned transformation, empowering children, families and communities to invest in their own development. See more from High Valley’s visit to Burundi with Food For The Hungry HERE. Recently declared by Rolling Stone as a Country Artist You Need To Know, High Valley continue to catch the attention of critics, being named “Artist To Watch” by Taste of Country, CMT, Spotify and Pandora. With more than 6.6 million streams, lead single “Make You Mine,”named “Country Song of the Summer” by Billboard, has already sold more than 150k downloads worldwide as it races toward the top 20 and continues to climb on the country radio charts. High Valley is currently on the road with Martina McBride on her “Love Unleashed Tour”through December and will take their “Make You Mine” headlining tour to Europe in early 2017.

ABOUT FOOD FOR THE HUNGRY: We seek to end ALL forms of human poverty by going into the hard places and closely walking with the world’s most vulnerable people. We actively partner with churches, leaders, and families to build transformational relationships, usher justice, and renew communities so God’s purpose is revealed in each person we serve. Our view of poverty is holistic and complex. Our solutions are innovative and community-specific. We courageously seek out the overlooked and advocate for the underserved. We’re unrelenting and
we do what others claim can’t be done. We honor the people we serve by inviting them to contribute to the process. Through community-owned transformation we empower children, families and communities to invest in their own development. More than anything, we want to see people thrive. We are agents of change. We work, we feed, we teach, we love, but we know when it’s time to leave. We are ending poverty, together. For more information, visit www.fh.org.

Just days before Thanksgiving, HIGH VALLEY’s BRAD and CURTIS REMPEL gathered in Nashville with friends from the music industry to give thanks and give back to a worthy cause. The Atlantic Records / Warner Music Nashville duo invited guests to join them for an album release party with a purpose, simultaneously celebrating the recent release of their major label debut, Dear Life, all while raising awareness and donations for a cause they have long supported –FOOD FOR THE HUNGRY. Guests were encouraged to sign a cut-out footprint and post to a wall upon arrival to show the impact of the event. A pair of shoes will be donated to communities in Burundi, Africa for each guest in attendance last night – more than 200 in total. The duo performed songs from the newalbum and shared their thanks for the assembled community’s support of their music as well as the worthy cause. "We are thankful for so much right now - it was staggering to look around that room and see the faces of so many friends in the business who have supported us all these years and allowed us to live out our dreams,” said High Valley’s Brad Rempel. "And how cool is it that we get to share our thanks and pay it forward at the same time with a donation to Food For The Hungry. Tonight not only celebrated our new album Dear Life but the event directly benefitted the community we’ve gotten to know in Burundi,” shared High Valley’s Curtis Rempel.

High Valley joined Food For The Hungry’s fight against poverty in 2014. The siblings, both fathers themselves, sponsor three young boys in the town of Kabarore, Burundi. That same year, they traveled to the poverty-stricken country to personally take part in the non-profit’s advocacy work. High Valley continues to support Food For The Hungry in its efforts to end all forms of human poverty through community-owned transformation, empowering children, families and communities to invest in their own development. See more from High Valley’s visit to Burundi with Food For The Hungry HERE. Recently declared by Rolling Stone as a Country Artist You Need To Know, High Valley continue to catch the attention of critics, being named “Artist To Watch” by Taste of Country, CMT, Spotify and Pandora. With more than 6.6 million streams, lead single “Make You Mine,”named “Country Song of the Summer” by Billboard, has already sold more than 150k downloads worldwide as it races toward the top 20 and continues to climb on the country radio charts. High Valley is currently on the road with Martina McBride on her “Love Unleashed Tour”through December and will take their “Make You Mine” headlining tour to Europe in early 2017.

ABOUT FOOD FOR THE HUNGRY: We seek to end ALL forms of human poverty by going into the hard places and closely walking with the world’s most vulnerable people. We actively partner with churches, leaders, and families to build transformational relationships, usher justice, and renew communities so God’s purpose is revealed in each person we serve. Our view of poverty is holistic and complex. Our solutions are innovative and community-specific. We courageously seek out the overlooked and advocate for the underserved. We’re unrelenting and
we do what others claim can’t be done. We honor the people we serve by inviting them to contribute to the process. Through community-owned transformation we empower children, families and communities to invest in their own development. More than anything, we want to see people thrive. We are agents of change. We work, we feed, we teach, we love, but we know when it’s time to leave. We are ending poverty, together. For more information, visit www.fh.org.

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